I am very fortunate to work for a manager who understands the need for more than one app packaging and delivery product. He understands that each product has its strengths and has suggested nominating a primary solution and a secondary.
I am far from a techie Nostradamus but there is something I am pretty confident in because to me it’s not really a prediction, it’s already the reality. Most users do not need or want a virtual desktop. The apps
I had the pleasure of checking out Droplet Computing a few months before they officially launched. I was working with it in my home lab and thankfully in my personal life, I have no need for keeping XP apps or
Considering the points raised in Part 1. How should you deploy Chrome for ease of management and to deliver the best experience while reducing the risk of it’s resource draining ways? Traditional Deployment to Physical Workstations Deploying through SCCM or
I was recently involved in a great discussion at work about browsers. It has been common in the enterprise to have a company standard browser and that’s usually Internet Explorer 11. The reason for this in the past was because
Recently I posted a comprehensive blog post on the Algiz Technology site to accompany my Appvirt Decision Matrix. The post covers my efforts to test 20 applications as application layers delivered with the most widely used application layering products on
